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Evaluagent Launches New Conversation Analytics Feature

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Written by Xander Freeman

Evaluagent has launched their latest feature, the Conversation Analytics Exporter, a feature that will allow users to create detailed reports of their customer support interactions and export the data into other business intelligence (BI) tools.

The new feature allows businesses to transform QA from a routine task into a critical function for driving business change.

Contact centre teams should now be able to better showcase their data and results to their wider businesses, allowing companies to make better data-driven decisions.

Jaime Scott, CEO and Founder of Evaluagent stated “making your data more accessible doesn’t just demonstrate the hard work your QA teams and agents are doing day-to-day – it significantly contributes to your overall CX strategy.”

The Conversation Analytics Exporter enables users to generate detailed reports on customer support interactions.

These reports include conversation details, sentiment analysis, xNPS scores, insight topics, and audio metrics when available.

This feature complements other reporting tools provided by Evaluagent, such as calibration, evaluation, KPI, 1-2-1, and root cause reports.

Users can export these reports in CSV format or access them via the Evaluagent API and integrate them with data analysis platforms like Power BI, Tableau, and Metabase.

Xander Freeman is Director at Call Centre Helper, the world’s largest online community of contact centre professionals. He is a regular host and moderator of webinars, interviews, and live panels on a wide range of topics in the customer contact space – sharing insights on CX innovation, AI, workforce management, and more.

Joining the team in 2023, he currently runs our digital channels, aiding in our editorial direction, video and webinar programmes, our social outreach and also works closely with our media partners. Xander often collaborates with our editorial staff, visiting industry events, and conducting in-person and virtual site visits for contact centres both in the UK and abroad.

Within his role, he manages the strategic direction of Call Centre Helper, ensuring that the organisation stays at the cutting edge of what both global CX leaders and agents need to know to succeed in what can be an extremely challenging environment.

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